FAQs
Is this program available for undergraduate students?
Yes, the Investment Management Rotational Analyst program is specifically designed for undergraduate students in their final year of studies.
What is the duration of the rotational analyst assignment?
The anticipated duration of the assignment is normally between 18 to 24 months.
Where is the work location for this role?
The work location for this role is in Toronto, Canada.
What are the application requirements for this position?
The application requirements include a CV, cover letter, and transcript.
How many rounds of interviews are there, and what do they entail?
There are two rounds of interviews, which consist of a combination of behavioral assessments and a take-home case.
What are the expected working hours for this role?
The expected working hours for this role are 37.5 hours per week.
Are there any specific educational requirements for this position?
Yes, candidates must have a degree in Business, Finance, Mathematics, Actuarial Science, or Economics.
Is experience in coding required for this role?
While not required, experience in financial modeling and coding (e.g., Python) is considered an asset.
What skills are ideal for a candidate applying for this position?
Ideal candidates should have excellent communication skills, strong quantitative skills, familiarity with Microsoft Office products, and organizational skills to manage multiple tasks under demanding timelines.
Does the company support career development and training?
Yes, TD is committed to providing support for career development through regular conversations, training programs, and access to various mentoring opportunities.
Is bilingualism in French and English considered an asset?
Yes, being bilingual in French and English is considered an asset for this position.
